Sentence examples for difficult to direct from inspiring English sources

It would be very difficult to direct a script and not change dialogue, not change something.

Education policy is difficult to direct, and initiatives can change on the whim of an incoming state governor.

On the other hand, if you don't pay enough attention to technical preparations, it is difficult to direct your attention away from your own discomfort to the world out there.

This made it very difficult to direct the probe to a fixed point due to the lack of drag force.

It is not so difficult to detect adsorbed atoms and molecules on solid surfaces, but their reaction processes are still difficult to direct.

Brannigan and Valerie's children were played by real kittens, which proved difficult to direct.

"When you have problems with an actor like Marlon -- and I had -- it's more difficult not to direct, more difficult to discover.

Having a diverse range of abilities can be difficult enough to direct but, for Sacred Sounds, there's a whole other layer.

Nimoy found the most difficult scene to direct was one in which Leonard McCoy talks to the unconscious Spock in sickbay, en route to Vulcan.

An alternative to forcing people into a difficult conversation is to direct them toward resources from credible national organizations.

To illustrate this point, it is difficult to establish direct morphological and functional correlations between a macroscopic FG Nup "material" and the NPC permeability barrier (nanoscopic).